Hull urges repeal of U S arms embargo in neutrality act
Secretary of State Hull writes to Senate and House leaders urging repeal of the arms embargo section. He backs changes to allow wartime sale of arms to Britain and allies if war expands. Hull argues neutrality laws must reflect international law and avoid blanket embargoes that harm the economy.
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Washington
INS
Hull
Pitt‘nan
Senate Freign Relations Committee
Britain
Prenes
Tul
Pittman
Benator Gillette
Democrat
Iowa
National Munitions Control Board
Elliott Roosevelt to Broadcast News Program on WOR
Elliott Roosevelt the president's 30 year old son has signed for a weekly radio news commentary show. The program debuts next Friday on WOR and affiliated stations and will be sponsored by a radio manufacturing concern. Roosevelt arrived in New York from Fort Worth Texas after broadcasting criticisms of the death over the Texas State Network.
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Elliott Roosevelt
New York
WOR
Roosevelt
Fort Worth
Texas
Texas State Network, Inc
Free Marriages Draw Crowds In Centralia Event
Centralia Illinois on May 27 saw couples and their partners flood in to wed at no cost under local clergy guidance. Clergy members agreed to perform ceremonies free to promote happier marriages, while questions of pre marital screening sparked debate among organizers.
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Centralia
Ill
Church Auxiliary to Honor Longtime Members at Paint Home
The First Presbyterian church auxiliary will honor its oldest members with an event at the home of Dr. and Mrs. P. B. Hill. Mrs. J. E. Jarrett, retiring president, and Mrs. Edward Bawnie, newly elected president, will preside with officers and chairmen assisting as guests arrive.
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First Presbyterian Church Auxiliary
P. B. Hill
Crap Place
J. E. Jarrett
Alix Man
Edward Bawnie
Bmrs
P. Tmm
Oirela
Guinan matriarch dies in Los Angeles
Mrs. Michael Guinan, mother of Texas civilian William Guiness, died today at Vital Memorial hospital in Los Angeles. She was 78. The body was sent home for funeral services at St Malachy's, with burial at Calvary.
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Michael Guinen
Texas Cilliian
Vitla Memorial Hospital
Los Antes
William PD Guiness
China
Bt Malachy
Wit Bo
Calvary
Outside Stairway Drain Improves Entry Area
At the foot of an outside cellar stairway or other steps leading from grade to the house entrance there should be an area several inches deep and a drain to carry away storm water.
Vandenberg May Run if Drafted for GOP Presidency
Washington May 27. Senator Arthur Vandenberg of Michigan, who refused the 1936 Republican vice presidential nomination, is expected to consider a 1949 run for the presidency if drafted. He will reply to Michigan Republicans who urged a draft, saying he will respond in a few days with a noncommittal decision.
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INS
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Ion
I Gop
Vandenberg
House
Dickintan
Miehiean House
State
Senate
Tarzan's Squirrel Attack Hospitalizes New Jersey Socialite
A New Jersey socialite, linked to Lupe Velez rumors, was put in the hospital after being bitten by a runaway squirrel during an attempted capture. In nearby incidents, Dan Castiles, 5, was bitten in his backyard while handling an annual event, and his cousin Frank Guadardo, 22, was bitten while assisting.
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Robert B. Green Hospital
Dan Castiles
Austin Streat
Frank Guadardo
Accident Victim Dies From Fever in Fairfield
Rex Rambo, 67, a farmer from Ivy-Inges Keécenunun, died in a Fairfield hospital after a highway accident yesterday near Fairfield. He was driving a truck when he encountered a team of horses and lay by the road. A physician reported his temperature at 106 degrees and diagnosed Rocky Mountain spotted disease as the cause.
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Fairfield
Towa
Rex Rambo
Ivy- Ingnes
Keécenunun
Rocky Hiountain
Rameo
Rambo
Rocky Mountain
Pickpocket Snatches $250 in Westside LA Tavern
Albert Martin of Oklahoma City was robbed Saturday night at a Westside tavern, losing $20 in American currency and $250 in Mexican money, with the incident reported to police. The suspect rifled his wallet during the visit.
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L.A
Albert Martin
Oklahoma City
Ee P. Pacha
Lambrano
Lalroe
Union Members Jailed in Corpus Christi Heist Case
Six members of the National Maritime Union were jailed in Corpus Christi after an investigation into the robbery and assault of Howard Palmer and Earl Harris of the Standard Oil tanker William Rockefeller, which docked at Harbor Island last night.
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Corpus Corpus Christi
National Maritime Unnion
Howard Palmer
Earl Harris
Wilam Rorkefelter
Harbor Island
Solon Continues Hearing on TVA Controversy
Solon hearing on a bill to permit TVA and Tennessee municipalities to buy Tennessee Electric Company assets for 78 billion unfolds. Democrat Ken May of the House Military Affairs Committee signals more testimony from industry representatives planned for tomorrow.
Policeman Victim of Purge Kills Self in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on May 27, former poll meat Willand Simpson, recently retired by a purge order issued by Mayor Fletcher Bowran, committed suicide by shooting himself through the heart.
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Self
Los Angeles
Pormer
Willand Simpson
Fletcher Bowran
Crake Victosy Dies in Auto Crash Near Westville
Danville report lists Lulu Belle Vaught of Springfield among those injured in an April auto crash near Westville. Authorities confirm one fatality and ongoing investigations into the incident.
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Crake Victosy
Danville
Lulu Belle Vaught
Springfield
Arvon Persona Wort
Westville
Piled Todtew
Drought Sparks Shoals of Feed Trucks into Texas Yards
Heavy trucks hauling Norpn Texas hay have converged on San Antonio stockyards as drought grimly widens. Ranchers buy hay at 12 to 14 dollars a ton and load cattle trucks for drought regions. Railroads report increased feed movement after freight rate cuts, with cottonseed meal and cake also moving south and west. Railroad officials note crowding inquiries and a surge of truck transport dominating movement.
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Texas
San Afonio
Inndel
Norpn
State Railroad Commission
A.M. Peay
Missouri Paelie Lines
South Texas
Oklahoma
A. D. Cross
Southern Pacific Incs
Bond Set in L A Still Possession Case
Jessy Cervantes, 30, at corner of Obregon and Navidad streets, was placed under a $500 bond after a hearing on charges of illegal possession of an unregistered still. Agents testified they seized 50 gallons of mash from a small house next door. Footprints between the two houses matched shoes found near Cervantes residence, though he said the path was worn by dogs and he discarded the shoes.
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L.A
Jessy Cervantes
Obregon
Navidad
United States
PL A. Lockhart
Alcohol Tax Unit
Gervantes
Cervantes
Man Riding Mule Injured by Truck Near Reis Somerset Home
A man on a mule was injured when a truck struck the animal on a highway near Reis Somerset home, E. W. Winans, in San Antonio Hat isday night. The mule died after being hit, and two occupants of the truck fled to a police headquarters for questioning.
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Reis Somerset Home
E. W. Winans
San Antonio
Chicago Railroad Seeks New Leader
Chicago leaders face a search for a new president as director Fred W. Sargent, longtime chief through Depression years and since 1925, steps down due to ill health. The Chicago and Northwestern railroad group moves to appoint a successor.
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Chicago Railroad
Chicago
Northwestern Railroad
Fred Wi. Sargent
Morgenthau Urges Joint Congressional Fiscal Review Plan
Morgenthau urged Congress to create a joint treasury chaired committee to review expenditures and revenues together as a single program. He argued that overlapping federal and state taxes require a national commission and warned against tax cuts that threaten a balanced budget. He noted it is impractical to raise the national debt limit this session.
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Motha
Nitec
Morgenthau
Congress
Ways and Means
House Appropriations
Senate Finance and Appropriations
Treasury
Two Men Drowned Fishing Near Fort Worth
Two men drowned while fishing on Eagle Mountain Lake near Fort Worth. The victims were Rev. Germano Atefopulos, 60, of Fort Worth, and Christ Pappas, 30, of Dallas. Their bodies were found near their boat after witnesses reported seeing them shortly after.
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Fort Worth
Eagle Mountain Lake
Germano Atefopulos
Christ Pappas
Dallas
Pat
Woman and infant drown in rain swollen Arkansas stream
Mrs James Reece aged 37 and her 11 month old daughter drowned near Benton Arkansas when they fell from a narrow footbridge over a rain swollen creek. Virgil Lovell attempted a rescue but Mrs Reece slipped from his grasp and drifted away.
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Benton
Ark
James Reece
Arkansis
Virgil Lovell
Reece
Japan Envoys May Quit Over Alliance
The Tandon Daily Telegraph reports Japan’s ambassadors to Rome and Berlin have not set Tokio to campaign unless Nippon forms the new Italo German military alliance.
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London
INS
Tandon Daily Telegraph
Berlin
Rome
Tokio
Nippon
Actor Declines to Comment on Divorce Action
New York May 27 Actor Raymond Maxsey, famed as the Abraham Linogin of the stage, declined to discuss a forthcoming divorce action involving his wife Adrienne Aer. Adrienne Aer’s attorney announced the filing would neck a TONO divorce. Havana May 2 Mrs Mary Buthurtnnd Elton, sister in law of the American Ambassador to Cuba Autler Wright, was married tonight to Edmund Rchardson agricultural economist of New Orleans Louisiana.
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Raymond Maxsey
Abraham Linogin
Stage
Adrienne Aer
Havana
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